Brazil prosecutors target final Samarco dam settlement this year
A settlement would replace a giant lawsuit, removing a considerable legal overhang for Samarco and its shareholders.
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Platinum giants eye solar power as green answer to blackouts
Sibanye Stillwater, Impala Platinum, and Anglo American Platinum said they plan to scale up solar and wind farms.
BHP reaches conditional port deal for Jansen potash mine
Jansen is expected to give BHP exposure to a market driven by rising global food demand and represents one of its few major growth prospects.
Rio Tinto spending $108m to study going underground at Kennecott
Potential underground mining would occur concurrently with open-pit operations.
How rutile may help find undiscovered gold deposits
Researchers at Curtin University found a clear chemical distinction between rutile associated with richly endowed gold ore systems and rutile from un-mineralized rocks.
Newmont to decide on $2 billion Peru project by year-end
The project would allow operations at the massive Yanacocha gold mine in northern Peru’s Cajamarca region to continue beyond 2040.
Top ten US-based mid-tiers to juniors, excluding coal and precious metals
These companies have seen some of the most dramatic increases in valuations as their market caps surged over the course of the last year.
US steelmakers earnings leave investors pondering peak prices
Yet investors are clearly focused more on the outlook from Nucor Corp. and Cleveland-Cliffs Inc.
Skeena’s Eskay Creek gold project boasts NPV of $1.1 billion
The project encompasses a former producing mine north of Stewart in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle.
